The latest phase of accessibility regulations in Ontario may concern employment standards, but facility managers have a role to play in compliance. Source: How FMs can support employment [...]
Remember when education gurus experimented with open classrooms? I was one of thousands of products of that not so brilliant, failed experiment. Cognitive experts and brain imaging studies [...]
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 4,300 [...]
In response to a recent IFMA reading recommendation on Linked In ….this is a great thought starter on a topic which has long been ignored in some cases or at least not understood well in [...]
In response to a recent IFMA reading recommendation on Linked In ….this is a great thought starter on a topic which has long been ignored in some cases or at least not understood well in [...]
Ergonomics Canada 2013- Improving Medical Device Usability. Most employers assume when they hear the term “ergonomics” that this is just limited to office ergonomics and [...]
Great to read in TORONTOist e magazine about Jutta Trevinaranus Director of Inclusive Design at OCADU in Toronto. Time for all designers, architects, engineers, facility managers and building [...]
HI Kathy – you have posed a question which falls right into the prevue and expertise of Ergonomics/Human Factors design at a number of levels and one our firm has been involved in for over 22 [...]
Optimal Performance has been very busy marketing the AODA Act it would seem often to be on behalf of the MCSS at times. Given that hundreds of medium and even large companies still do not even [...]
Optimal Performance has been very busy marketing the AODA Act it would seem often to be on behalf of the MCSS at times. Given that hundreds of medium and even large companies still do not even [...]
